Last time you asked this question it was from ';the mother's'; perspective. If you are going to be ridiculous at least be ridiculous and funny.Mothers, fathers, teenagers. Please Advice is a must!?
Your ';mom'; was asking about this before. Interesting that both sides of the story end up on here.... Trolling, perhaps???
Stop asking this question. It's annoying.
I call you out and you block me????
hmmm......
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have you let your parents know how you feel? i think you should do that, at least tell your mom. it's wrong of her to take away activities you enjoy when you don't do anything wrong. you are so talented and i would love my children to grow up and do half the stuff you have done. im sure they are proud of you they are just being weird about it. talk to your mom. if she doesn't seem to care then do it for you and don't worry because there will always be people trying to bring you down.
it sounds like your life is the movie ';Matilda.'; But no, you are not crazy to have a teacher as a friend. school is usually where you get most of your guidance, so, when you don't get that at home, it is natural for you to look for it at school. while it is great to have a friend/mentor that you can trust, you may also want to branch out to other students. You may find somebody who has a similar problem with their parents. After such a long time, being the way that your parents are, you probably can't change them. but you may want to try reasoning with your mom civilly about your friends. promise her that you will hang out with kids your age. i think maybe she feels weird about you having an adult friend. when she tries t pull you out of dance or other activities, just calmly sit down and discuss it. and if that doesn't work, you may have to sneak around to work hard for what you want. best of luck to you and your parents! oh and by the way, your story would be more convincing if you didn't choose yourself as best answer when your ';mom'; asked the same question.
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